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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-07-15
SATURDAY, August 6, 1887,

at 10 O'Clock a. m, all that certain messuage, piece
or parcel Of land, situate IN Franklin township,
Columbia county Pa.No. bounded and described
as follows to.w: Commencing at point 10 a
public road leading from Catawissa to Roaring
creek, in Franklin township, near the house Of
John Glassmeier, thence north twenty-eight and
half degrees east thirty-two and six.tenths rods
TO a yellow pine, down; thence north one degree
east one hundred and siXty-four and three-tenths
rods to post; thence south eighty-three degrees
west one hundred and seventy nine rods TO a hlck-
ory; thence south eight degrees west, on9 hundred
and twenty and three-tenths rods to point In the
public road; thence south eighty.siX degrees east
one hundred and thirty-lve and nine-tenths rods
TO point in the road to Roarlngcreek road; thence
south twenty degrees east, eighteen and nine
tenths rods; thence seventy-seven and half de-
grees east, sixteen rods; thence south thrty-six
degrees east twenty six and siX-tenths rods to the
place OF beginning containing one hundred and
slXty-one acres and nineteen perchGS, on which
are erected frame dwelling house, bank barn and
outbulldlngs
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-07-15

By virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleps of Columbia county, Pa,
and to ne directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, in Bloomsbury, on
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-07-15
SATURDAY, July 16, 1887,

at O'Clock p. M, all that certain messuoge or
tract of land, situate in Centre township, Colum-
bla county, Pa, bounced and described as follows,
viz on the north by Mob Mountain land, on the
east by land of VIM. Beck estate, on the south by
land OF Charles Whitmire and on the west by land
OF VIM. Beck estate, containing about sixty acres
of land more or less on which are erected dwell
ing house. barn and outbuildlngs
Seized, taken In execution and to be sold as the
property OF Salle A. Robbins.
MILLER Atty. SAMUEL SMITH, Sheriff,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nxwyops Tuesday Jnly 2s-YEEvEs- Receipts to-day
single carload which vent direct sS to the 'hamoie' No
dressed Beef quiet at aeoior Team sdes ana SIC
&C for ," SOM. Good Texan Dee sold in
Chicago Dressed had sale acc for Texas
peaf aaa o. 7c for Native sides Dealers however report
a rather hrmer ~ cling Tor Choice Beef
LIVERPOOL report American refrigerated Beef duh aud &c
per 10 lever at Si. or scant &c per 10 =, -, ,,,,
fshpments to-day 900 quarters OF Beef In the wyoming
$50 quarters aud Mr. Goldsmith will load the Tower Hi
"cAIVEs-oniy Live Calves received today, manly at
6Obs the larger part OF those Harlem Vesls Feeling
ys.a ir and Poor 20 Choice vsals at bd7c.
Dressed Calves with city Dressed yeaIs selling at
To- Dressed re. Battsrmilis sold al 5a 80.
Sales.--future & Hullen 80 Butermk caves l'o I'd s'or'
AsiiERpAND LAMBs-Rscs,pts were l4is ears Of s,2S3
hss 81 a. Is,sy Gy Th a'
duli aud weak and Of car were 70 se
deck Lad Of States AT SO per TO- Common TO Good sheep
ranged in Price from 70 Dc ,,,, p,. ,,,x a, q n
gloo per ~ with Common TO Fair Sc ling az Sdoso ,
frtsse Lambs lower and selling sti06l2bc afew Choice
saesHSRe Mullen lOs state Lambs. So average.
1T Sc per ID. State Ewes. rs 10. at4 sc -. 81.
n . Je h..ei Ewes. i iic i. al I no
Newton Glet 2Oi Penn,ylvana Sheep; 81 70 average
iO sh %ss, ssf aaysr Sheep 81 A .v;s
At 62I 200 West Virginia Lambs ~ H. at ~ oo III DO
0ys p PideocS 200 Kentucky Ewes o. average attsc
per pound 2ss Ohio do IL ID, at %s'i Jus west virginia
l1%O xp % ID g. IS Jersey Ewes 1903 average per
ID; Jersey Lambs 81 H. At q DO o. r. AZ Sc a,v,s,
the market but was not Change Feeling steady
smith r .o este:
e 50 gss 80 i?S Al 90 Is: HssS SO g. -
do SOC %, at 81 7oi do, 420 n. atsi7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
CLOSING PRICES oyPH1ADa1eHr srocx&
TUESDAY, July 26-P. ~.

TUESDAY, July <o-RsA
The business in stocks to-day greater than It vas
yesterday but excepting some early European buying
of special stocks IL little nothing more than tho
trading Of local and boardroom operstorA The markets
opened steady and improved under very moderate Eu-
ropean demand, but when that there were no
buying orders in the market and yesterdays sellers OF
"short spocks encouraged to continue and sdd to
their by the absence OF special sup
port to prices And they did 1t With WILL marking
lower figures for everything the list While expert
enoed operators; even II bearishly inclined, have
always been shy OF selling stocks on
dull market, particularly ono following
material decline, the reasoning Of boardroom
traders still s despite experience. that duness means
lower prices that If holders Of securities will not con-
tinue 10 buy they win what they have. Hence the
local sentiment which for the rules the making
Of prices the Stock Exchange Tho selling movement
Ia very much encouraged by the fact that while MI
Gould and all his allies talk bulsh his stocks are no ex
ception to the sooaled weakness Of the marKet HIS
stocks are no better supported than those for which
no special support 10 expected And 1t Is getting 70 DO
common talk in speculative circles that Mr. Gould Is
loaded to forehead with stocks and has no market
for them" Tho absurdity OF the proposition
needs no comment in tho face Of the fact that
Mr. Gould makes effort to sustain his speculation nor
to separate from the general market Traders on
the short side are In the ascendency in purely local
market, and may make what prices they please till
events check they attempt to cover their short
contraots Traders sell with IMMUNITY and with
out opposition mark fractional lower figures, but they
bring no real stock market On the contrary stocks
are daily taken out OF loans paid for In full and carried
away There complete reversal Of history, II money
is now TO be by short sales, where railway earn
ings show largo gains. In to-day's movements New
York and Sew-Engand was conspicuous feature. The
executive committee party worked at 1t all day and
reduced its price 49 to AZ. The decline in Pacific
Mail from 4olsa43 to IL natural But the
whole market weakened under continued forced sales
and closed hardly steady little better than the lowest
prices 40,
Government bonds we're quiet and easy with the bids
for the per off and those for the currency Us
also were lower. Annexed the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
THE STATE or TRADE

Il = g g sss
S S:d: !: .. q
s:s ss Rel sossss Amber ssss4s 50 ws:,sIa
:s :ssssss 60 roy
ssasSsr. whit. 50 $3.50: Y.lisv s4se western
neglected nsa spot .so asked % for IA x active
ss.ss.r. sss - Ws:i.fs IS ssys western HM.a
e7o:::nAv steady. PRIME 70 Unoic. western sls 90
esl5 Do. rrovisisas steady quiet Mesa PoIf sig 90
Slides esc. HAMS i2psi4a. Lard kssnsa At So
n.s.sa s+s......coaes-flo tarses. ordinary 70 far:
h.ss.a % sf%ss :s..y
rrs..h: 70 Lvstscs scr ;:s%ss dnnccs ESQ sss
whsAt lssSoo easn Germ bush 1 0sss 900 w ys
c:r. 81 SS sn.
Corn 500 lush
Ro.roy July 2e-rlour duI.cenmsn EItr.s =. g az ds
Yi. s'i ssi'Us' were s.ssy WI.
20 Short: nrn~aiddliss. Der sl7 s25sa
Butter strons-EI,ra Northern Creamery ? 9
Best New.Yofk Toe. Eses ouetKa,teIa Extra. $50
Western iec hsesipts for the dayFssr $500 bbis and
,...s; sacks Corn 1900 ouan oan oooo 'a'n sh0r''
BUFFALO July 26-wheat-No. Hard in fair demand
s ana T s 'af at 3 I S0i rAs az
md %s No. 81
quiet and ws.s-s S ws 1. S, No
iesSy Miifeed unchsnssd~wintsr Bran SIS 90 spring
sit 60 cornmos was Gaist % w earn
Is oc aSa b wsS.. bush Corn
60 600 oas os,. 4, 400 bush ss. b'yis Ia SoS b R
Cora $4,000 ost. g 900 bash barley ooo bush
CHICAGO july 2erhe leading future, ranged as foows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
eRlIN AND PRODUCE KARKETa


Wheat enjoyed sharp rally yesterday due 70 the covering
OF shorts who sold freely In company with Mondays
nqudsons The big export demand reports Of less favor
able weather abroad and sympathy With the uncertainties
and doubt concerning the were tho influences
which helped But the rally In spot lots was only
SS$ cent although shippers stn bought freely taxing
600 bushe The advance in the options reached nc
but there was lee. acty ana The record was Sny
day The market ended nrm at lest figures ana the onSn
may further rally but the general sentiment mas net unaer
gone material change for tho better Fns prizes ier ne
wheat options August S03 septemoer 81 octooef
SAL December 49, January s reo,uaEy W. Nv az 600
bushels The cash make was cent better Inc ne nn
uons 40 cent but the close wss easier on the
uft at 46k and for ssptemoer ct 4on ana october
41 The oats markets we're rresusr spos Sts we're
OF and the July deliveries in options closed acwn
at 32S But the later months closed cent ngner
follow. August and september a Sos October o.
and to arrive not s uncertain Te
options dropped closed about two poins lower as fol-
lows August 50 90 september 81 October " o. hovem
Der 90 50, December 80 SIS, January 50 SO. =.
The receipts ana -four reported YESTERDAY AZ
NswYork Philadelphia BALTIMORE and Bostsn were 40 ioL
lows Wheat 397 $40 bushola corn 177gI3 bushes est
1872 bushsls 1888 Fat bushels nsur 4loVe
packages Chicago Milwaukee and ~ Louis the arrivals
Sloo7o bushels total gram 7a4ss brshes nsur 2sss7
barrolA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
COTTON uAatsrs-sY rrLx JvAp1

LIVERPOOL. July 26-l2y0 n.-Cetten nat and prcss
soae what irregular. Mddng Uplands Jsrd; 10 Orleans
SD salss7 900 baieA iscudnE 300 bales for speca
iation and export Receipts 1000 baies. including GOO
Futarss sssdy after considerable upanss
gtd DO July August delivery 1851 alec 2s6<d
do August ana ssptem delivery 70 6ad also rs e4d
do ssptsmber and October delivery 1890 also ~
sxd "a Octsber November delivery. 500; also 0
cd do November aad December delivery, sd also
ss4d. 10 Dece uary delivery, 4.6ld; also
sRld do January and February delivery, o'6Sd; DO
septsn Der deiivery, 0 2664d. also 2B64d
b. motion iddlng Uplands. sled DO oricans
ins saiss of tho day included $500 bales American
farnres steady Upiaads Tow kddng clause July dsiv
sry' 30 s<G value do Jsi5 and AaSur delivery 20
90 boyers August and Sepeen Der seiiyesx 2es4a
s.I;ers 90 esptsnbs and octsber delivery. i7.6Sd
ssliers do November delivery lQ6sd sellers
a November aad Dscenser delivery . I$4d vAusi
do Dscsnber January delivery. 66<d. buyers: 40
Jsnuary dsifvcry, 6-6<d buyers % BOP
tsmber delivery. 2o-6ld sollsrs- .....u
y m-Futurss ctesed STEADY. Uplands Low Middnng
easnss July delivery. 5e6l1 vaaas - Jay asd AnEst
asey ssotd ssi!sss a. Assas. and r,ss az
ds,fysry l7,sSd buyers de- 0ctsbsr and November
daivsry l0-8ld. ssisrs; de- November and DocsDbof
6crysry s 7le<d buyers do. Dsceabsr and January
dsysy 1e4d SELLERS a. January ssa February dshv9y
$500 sslsrs, do Ssptsnbsr dsavsry. 1884 buyers
oxlyxsron July zd.-Cottop qust NiddhnE. 8,E Lev
NdelmT 6s; Coed Ordinary S mss and grsss rscsip ~
bsiss. sSicx "a balss: stock. lS7 baleA -
xoiTorE yniy e0.Cotton stssAy Middnpg iot re- sss
rross rvceirts baes exports coasfwisr oAissi sss
' sssAa - 81 Scss- sss.1y xisAH.s 10 Lew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS % PRODUCE.
Per Ysrth Eise,, Vssssis and R6ifrss6E
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALs-The markets. quiet but steady.
quality per thog.and anoati tp Rive. Harh 90
pale 81 % 81 IS; Crotons brown sl314l6i dark SAC
ss red sassis Trenton and IhlIadsRhia Front along
Co@mSn Lime DBL fin'nipg q 20 h La,h' e 10
Hair 2taz2c Cement 81 1888 IS for round lots Ams
ean Por,spdi English Portland 81 2oss2 oo R0ssndai'
COFFEE-There little NANTES ed in private
but values well held at for fair Bio
spot Sales 1000 bags the basis OF 2Oio
The mder Growths steady Sales 1000 bags
In option trading the sales reach ed only $4,000
With hrmer accounts from Havre the market opened
1920 pSi., advaPco Sss the Sl9:o t rns s,T
closing PRICE and Jfssy
1890 IS AsEs;s sspi ~ ss
isss p.esns Te: n 81. 90
9iaS5, September. l840el87ot October. lS5oslae0,
Fsvsnbsr. ls.601lss6i December 1s.70SlsS5 saisa
g. 500 bags
COTTON-Lite demand existed actual market and
temper at the close steady at last nights prices
629 bales ,62 last EVENING" AIS OF which were for
and so for Tho receiDts to-
dsy 2x7 bales comparing with 6S7 bales this day
1733 bales corresponding last year.
sipes september the total port receipts been
6304 las bales period last year
passed the American standard OF classification
Lille
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
1--WE sroox MARKETS By rsLEssArL

RuvFALo July z6-Catne-Rsceipts last ~ noura oIo
bead fetal tar. <67S askC Tor sans umS
sat week head, consumed rsuxh ~ cars OF WHOM
All to New.York for salei market was nomhay uh
laat "a hours total tor week
head L.OuGh cars OF Lambs All OF whion 70
Boston. for sale. o..o 49,, 49,, a.. IN.
veek taus Tar 200l0 head Same tine ast week
bsad consigned throskh Is OF which 40 70
III cars for demand fair and market arm Mitea
and Light Yerkers 80 1898 Se Selected %
5o selected Medium Weirhts SIS 5000 BOT other grades
ged-seleoted Heavy Euus - oo~s"" Ss~e' W.
NIL offerings taken. 5000, ...~-,..-o ~,s~-
CuoAao July 2d-Tns Journot rsoortss-Cs<ee.
ksceipts-9 OOv mead. shipmsnts 1000 heaa nsrHes
steady shpvnx 22o+ 80 5tsckefs ana
81 76osS 90 Cows Bulls and Mixed III so@S'o 10 AeA"
Hsas-Hsce,vs. III. 900 asAi ssiomsiss 1850 nsnss
,ower ksush aud SIS 1885 3S rackins anu snav
,sns A, 20 80 %, Light So 20 $50 90. sks
Snssp sossts 1000 asAd snipmeu1 VoV sssm
,.sy Nsuyss 81 1906 Is Western ~ 10 ~ o" ieAsns
~ 75 IS 10 Lambs Il 90 % 50 per head , .,..
sfs.rs 1lc usr 10 estimated deadweixht ~ = -.
At iouts July 29-CAtts-hecsipu 3.aOs hsaa ship-
msnts 500 neacs market was stronG rar shippns
~. Cho,os hsavv stsers ~ 0OoSA 3O Sutchefs
Ear 70 Caoca eS3 o. Feeders tnr 70 goo" 50 Ooo
xsSS sLcxsra Geed 81 90 go 75 Texans sonmsn
"a coru.fed % w . - 90.
ss.ss-fso.sus 6Oe asaaf sapaeasa 500 heat market
vas Iorer, sales Chsoc HEAVY ana Bntcherr seeeuons
ss so Is 90 PACKING Choirs % 20Nf5 ~ rorkers
Medium "a. rrnns % 20sso a. PisA Common :" osee
"a 90 8 So Il. 49,. -. -.
s,ronE. Clipped Fair 70 Chsee IS 1884 ~ LANDS
s. 7bst73
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

LONDON July 2b.-l2:30 .. m-Consols l0l ll.l6 for
money 1913 for the accounts United states -Four Per
Bonds l9l IA do -Four and Hall Per cont BOMBS go
Gates as Canadian Pacific e2h 80; Illinois Central
i27II Mexican Ordinary 65iI; st Paul Common, SSa
Nsw.York Central llSs Reading. 2Sst
spanish fours 65S .
IoNDos July 26.4 p m.-ConsolA l01 ll.l6 fer both
money and account; Canadian Pacific " Enc second
Coasol lO2L Mexican Ordinary Ssh St. Paul Common.
SSA; New-York Central 1927
Budson's Bay Company az
Bar SILVER 10 quoted At ~ ed. per ounce
advces Tires Per Cent heates ~ 81 francs
IT confines for the account
BIRIS July 2sThe statement VI the Imperial Bank Of
Germany increase specie OF 96G0UOO markA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

State bonds entirely neglected but the quotations
IVA, Merchants Exchange t25, at 1922 United States
(25l at 2l0. - ,
tive kinds lower prices made Erie second 6s sold
at so bur closed quoted % 2a9e Missouri. Kansas
6. 0 were sr"' easter %.ie at sasss4 aud the Of
q at ga Central or New-Jersey ee at. os
STEADY al io4aSl05 West shcre !. closed Y lower at
psnnsyyana ss Tsrs OF to iGa hSs saS,e
eined per cent 90 So Lonisvile and Nashville hrsts
and t aoD sesd1 CT
Chicago and ST. Louis rsts assented were on p a. ss
COLUMBUS Hooking Valley and Toledo IS declined L to
77la. Louisville. New Albany aud Chicago ccn,os were
Wabash rsts Chicago division steady Denver
and Rio Grande As were firth At 79l. Atlantic and
rs snHsr rss. ~.ps active at sSaSssass
OF unlisted securities dealt IN at the stock Exchange
Kingston aud Pembroke GOO AZ 81 1sla, Georgia Pacific
seconds cp II 1 Pscc 100 at g. East and
West Alabama 400 at 80 and "a, security milling ana
The Sub treasury gained balance sl2,2s6 made up
by currency gam OF SlS2,472 less CON loss OF
s52sS ISSs ssrfscy balance
Sl2.7s7.5S5; coin balance IL te,olOo53 ,-,,...
EIc nH .e ssso5oS es balances. s55ssi25.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
The customs receipts se49,oa9, aud the internal
revenue receipts were $2oisl7; .
are only steady quotations for business ss follows:
Bankers bills 81 S2bs aud 81 sis Tor long anu snort
startling respectively; 5227s and 5204 for frsncs 94S
aud e5 for rel N arks 4Ols aud 4oss for guildera
Money was quiet ana easy at 405 per cent Tor can
loans and closed offered ~ per cent -
The SuO-Tressury was debtor at the Clearing Louise
S74a425 aud il redeemed 1000 trade dollars.
In London British corsos opened unchanged NJ
1Ol lIl6 for money and lie higher at l0l% for AZ
count but 10th closed lo1 1l-l6 Bar silver further
declined lad 10 A I'D per English standard Amer
ican opened easier, were dul win nuctuauons
following those OF the home market The dealings were
without significance figures little better than the
cor current lower quotations. Tomorrow market OF
course will open responsive 70 the declines OF tho home
hsrket after Il Al Paris French per cents declined
from 25 TO 81 l7l2 The weekly statement or the
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows specie gain OF
o $50, 900 marks . -,
We are Indebted 10 the publishers FOR copy OF the
second number POors Directory OF Railway Onielas
Tho work contains list and post ofhco address OIL
officers OF all steam railroad companies Ia tue United
states and Canada OF all street railroad companies In
the United states and Canada or private tram and iun
Der railroads etc. OF auxiliary entorp
sleeping car equipment companies. etc. etc Officers OF
industrial enterprises dependent on the railway sJsen
car axle manufacturers, car builders. carwhec manu-
factnrers car spring manufacturers rail mills locomo
tive builders bridge builders, contractors etc, etc;
oceru of railroad officials and OF railroad
employees boards Of railroad commissioners. etc. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

% ssssi 80. -, 49, :sssi. Lis7 S.isa
NDwJohLnANA Juv 1G-Cetten Easy 4iddllE ~ sl1 II
Law A,ddiaE Iiy decd Ordinary. eisi ret ana sfes
fscsipts 104 baes bAea 800 baes stock 1855 bAae@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

ALEs AT TIE CONSOLIDATED ST0Ch AND
PETROLEUM EIOHAyGE
sTocKa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Receipts for week 1895 pkgs Tho market Is very irregu
Receipts all sections OF the West running OF
poor quality in Of the recent hot weather.
such had dnripE harvesting and
heavy and the favorve brands which have here
quality BUYERS are looking for fancy stock and would Ry
ihem. Prices. for Western are ranging from
OF buyer for returning losses inc OF the buyer
price ageesd upon few fancy Canadian command
Slate and Pennsyra Western, inferior ..l2 Sl3h
10 l6x C2nadan, per dozlo Glo1
Western. choice, in
bbls, loss of.......4 0l4h
Choice large apples hand picked carefully assorted and
buk OF stock Offering OF inferior quality
meet demand a. 81 per crate Receipts OF Bell
and other knds nearby points liberal
and selling slowly lower Hales Early peaches are
poor~have no keeping quality unsafe to haudleand
drag low 81 per crate afew Troth have
low except few fancy oelaysre which sold at soc for No
No Berries all knts soft ana poor owing
the heavy rains and price. are low and or
quality Offering choice dry lots could be placed above
there to be had watermelons continue
and very dull; choice lots in fair demand
Ef1rrfA mr. M x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Tn. receipts At Atlantic ports shp some nessc
az NV EIa0TN,,-I In moderate demand NJ fIe,ions
r.t,s onotssns ar. 81. aGc LEN. 6]soSc ioe i"'
ana e. SIC tor N. -.
nAy ASH -TnAw--Qsiet and steady for nse S"' W. W.
~ zoe, No = sS07OS Clever sixss 90 svse' osssrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
POULTRY AND GAME

Live spring chickens moro plenty. dull and lowers
prme large sell 1T lSfl9c, good quality a. ITO
and small chickens down to Ice. Fowls are
lower and market closes barely steady az 21
I2ioc Old and turkeys are quiet Ducks In iree
receipt and weaker. Geese selling pretty well.
The high prices ruling for spring chickens have re-
duced local demand materially and outo town orders
have much lighter n; the neiGhbong sum
mrr resorts receiving larger local supplies since ase
Thursday prices have ruled under
larger Is 6c has become the top
range scaded Philadelphia dry picked are
also and close very dull and weak Fowls show slight
decline ac but are In moderate supply and much
timer than chickens Turkeys scarce and good lots rue
higher under good spring ducks dull and irregu'
lar. Old ducks very dull. M,
anime and pover neglected and nominal Wood
cock will ssabe after this week and are expected
10 omen Al ABOUT 75c. q 81 per pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

On tho Produce Exchange tod.v the Bat!.r m.rset
orcr~Ar. July, 2azFsur weak Family IS 90
se a. 7os' fHs ssesip: 10000
S ;si :ISa S ss4G Mica new
.s.oS For. qu,s5 a; sle rG s,D, s, :, IS
Bacon was sa:.s~.hOrt ilS. 50 soTi Clear 50 50
OF ss.. butte, was cT0.ps,,
2aSs tI. .e.H .aou css's Small IiI Fu cs
hog, hrm Common sns Lisn. - SeS'S 80 r, s,1
msnts head
DETROIT 2ewh:a - w y f al, ISa Cash
1879 ssYIsn%Sss WIN. s Sa.a rs Oas
IsDlAxAroLs July 2e,whe.t a sis-dy NJ" Red Ss1
no aMiIed 25c.
Jul. 2ssssT wn'. wa, ss%
T., isl, di .ls 1sis ISy
81 BITTER va. sess. o p,' .i1s
Eggs woIs ass at sSs so Sa' WHEAT $3.50
a.n q s1 sSS ss' G ss4., 2O'Oo ''
sissgAroLIs July 26-wheat-larket closed stronr
No Hard cash c, do for August 'l do for September
A,1sa 81 I. sG,.c..'oa,. quiet. NJ Waite ~
IA a.sS vs.: gss G ~ s Spirit. 81
k.esDGon 1920 ..,' 9a. 100 S9.n sy' sS1o
Ua,. 900 Sa.h hys 49,. BAILEY -. bush
PnILApkLrsIi. July 2e-riour-rhs demand was slow
s %s.tsrs ana fssa.v!.ma saesran. s. 50 ass
sn, ,S isss,: - a
Family 20 90 So ON. Clear - "a 20 20 s,rs a.
s. Louis southern Illinois Gear o. yoss4 ?e DO
c. so,ee 81 soss 10 Minnesota s. - as
g ',.fss g o: snss's. s pss barr 90
for falr Cssee. sasamoro quoted at 81 7s.;-.;-
Sss: ~ Sss
e .aS Cc sea%,r
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track grain depo, 80 80 Choice Ss Fellow
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ws No On M ll.s. Sc Sc ces s 70
wsnits sS-ss0c- Sew Rejected White on dock $40.
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9 % 10 @ s z c ne Or; 8 &c
packets 81 % SO smoked Beef 81 So
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....Csrn duu steady. cash 3ec- september
Oats quiet No. White ale Reesipts-Wheat lu6 QUO
busa. Corn sush Oats 5000 sasA ship
100 900 bush Cora 0vO bush Oats bush
ST LoUtr. July 2G-Fls0I steaiy aud Iust-XX So Is
1SzS0 xxx 81 ~ ~ 5o Family ~ 30 sk2 10 Fancy
- - TO- Patents - 00es< 10 Wheat higher Ne
ksa 7loi IL Oil &C., closing ~ &C.
lo,s S7lsc, eisnnr 20 sep.smSsr 72sf2he. CLOSING
7xtsc October 7SAo14c. c0sDg AVE Corr strong
hshsr Cash 81 NC August 81 40 septenssr rs $50
oo.nf I 10 ssr s,s sr% rye nsri. s
ss xsise-'..Hsy stea4r-Prime Trnsossv 81
Prairfs 50 81 Eggs dull At Hran
81 Sc.... Butter was Unclaimed. cresmsrv isSz2e
DAIRY l3elsc -Corumeal steady ~ 90.
Whisksy steady at 81 90 yroyislen. were steady
PERI. Irregular. new. SIS 80 Larn AZ 50 81 Dry
salt Asats-Bared Shoaidors % 1S Lonf Clear - L.
Clear HISS IS I2Iss rs Clear ~ vas 80 Bacon
80 10 short Clear 80 3o59 81 Z Ham. 81 90 asia 90
Rsospts-Four 5000 bblA whsat 10 .oOv tush Corn
al 600 bush oats 900 bash Itys 1000 Barley
Loco L.sh saes-frssr sDJe sbisi wheat 5000